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Bahamian prime minister visits Middle Tennessee State University - Vimarsana News

Bahamian prime minister visits Middle Tennessee State University

Three mayors — all MTSU alumni — presented Bahamian Prime Minister Philip Edward Davis with keys to cities and gifts of unique Tennessee products.

Source: dnj.com
How Fisk incubator will build business in North Nashville - Vimarsana News

How Fisk incubator will build business in North Nashville

‘Having that on the campus ... will be quite transformative’

MTSU Trustee Darrell Freeman will help to pay for diversity program, claims racist attitude on board - Vimarsana News

MTSU Trustee Darrell Freeman will help to pay for diversity program, claims racist attitude on board

MTSU Trustee Darrell Freeman is letting his wallet “do the speaking” as he plans to buckle down on diversity issues on campus and graduation rates for students of color following

Bluey From Incognito Interview: Looking Back On A Life In Music - Vimarsana News

Bluey From Incognito Interview: Looking Back On A Life In Music

Bluey from Incognito looks back on a life in music, from chart-bothering hits to exciting collaborations with Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan, and more.

MTSU board recommends 2021-22 tuition and fee hike, worker bonuses - Vimarsana News

MTSU board recommends 2021-22 tuition and fee hike, worker bonuses

MTSU also proposes 3% increase for graduate tuition Proposed campus housing fees will climb MTSU proposes a $9 total increase to fees, including for parking services MTSU undergraduates should pay about $168 more annually for in-state tuition and fees per 15-hour semester during the 2021-22 academic year, a committee has recommended. The 1.78% combined increase follows a year without increases to tuition and fees due to the pandemic. The proposal is less than the 2.36% increase approved two years ago. If approved, the undergraduates would pay $9,592 annually, including $150 more for in-state...

Source: dnj.com